Spotted Lanternfly Permit Training Part 3 What You
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Spotted Lanternfly Permit Training Part 3: What You Can Do
Help stop the spread of spotted lanternfly by following biosecurity best practices.
Be aware of the life stages present at a given time of the year.
Know when you are in an infested area.
Biosecurity Best Practices Do not park under trees or tree lines. Do not leave vehicles open. If possible, store vehicles and equipment inside.
Biosecurity Best Practices In heavily infested areas, tuck pant legs into socks. Make sure none are resting on your person.
Swat or smash as many as you can!
Chip woody debris (1 inch chips)
Before moving equipment and supplies, inspect for insects and egg masses.
Scrape and destroy egg masses.
Report Sightings of Spotted Lanternfly Visit the Penn State Extension Website: https: //extension. psu. edu/spotted-lanternfly Or Contact the Spotted Lanternfly Hotline: 1 -888 -4 BAD-FLY (1 -888 -422 -3359)
Image Credits Unless otherwise noted, all images are courtesy of Penn State. 4 – 5. Keri Griffin / Penn State 6. rck_953 / bigstockphoto. com 6. 2. Becca Robertson / Penn State 7. "20180829 -APHIS-LSC-1195" by United States Department of Agriculture / usdagov on flickr. com has been modified (cropped) and is in the public domain 8. "DSC_3694" by Dean WM. on flickr. com has been modified (cropped) and is licensed under a CC BY 2. 0 license 9. "20180831 -APHIS-LSC-0373" by United States Department of Agriculture / usdagov on flickr. com has been modified (cropped) and is in the public domain 11. Lawrence Barringer, Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, Bugwood. org has been modified (cropped, edited) and is licensed under a CC BY 3. 0 license
